On October 31, the finals of China MCC's 2025 Digital Intelligence Construction Technology Application Competition were held at MCC Tower. Bai Xiaohu, Standing Committee Member of the Party Committee and Vice President of China MCC, attended the event and delivered a keynote address. Eight experts from universities, industry associations, and enterprises served as judges for the competition, with over 60 representatives from 16 subsidiary companies participating on-site.
Bai Xiaohu first expressed gratitude to the expert judges for their strong support of MCC's science and technology innovation initiatives, and fully recognized the company's achievements in the research, development, and application of digital intelligence construction technologies. He emphasized that facing the severe challenges of "market ceiling, internal competition, and differentiation" in the construction industry, vigorously developing digital intelligence construction technology represents an inevitable strategic move for the company's traditional industry optimization and upgrading, serves as crucial support for urban renewal construction advancement, and constitutes the essential pathway for achieving high-quality development through re-transformation and re-upgrading. He mandated leveraging this competition as an opportunity to continuously intensify research efforts, accelerate the transformation of scientific and technological achievements, and focus on creating a portfolio of flagship projects that demonstrate MCC's technological expertise. Additionally, he emphasized the need to further strengthen collaborative innovation and deep cooperation within the industry to jointly build an open and mutually beneficial industrial ecosystem.
During the proceedings, evaluation experts carefully reviewed presentations from participating units and conducted thorough questioning and commentary sessions. The experts provided high praise for the technical standards of the finalist projects and offered valuable recommendations regarding the company's digital intelligence technology system construction, data resource utilization, industry-specific large model development and application, and talent cultivation strategies.
This competition received 104 project submissions from 29 participating units. Following preliminary evaluation rounds, 45 projects were selected for recommended awards, with 20 projects advancing to the finals. Participating units concentrated their efforts around the "one core, two main bodies, five specialties" business framework, comprehensively showcasing the application content and practical outcomes of digital intelligence technologies including artificial intelligence, Building Information Modeling (BIM), and digital twin technologies in engineering projects, yielding numerous innovative cases with significant promotional value.
